Valkyries

The Valkyrie Hlökk (pronounced HLOHK, with a hard “h” and short “o”), embodies the spirit of intense battle. Her name means “din” or “noise,” referring to the chaos and sounds […]

The Valkyrie Mistr (pronounced MEEST-r), often mentioned among the powerful Valkyries, embodies secrecy and veiled strength. Her name, meaning “mist” or “fog,” captures her elusive nature. She appears in the

Hlaðguðr svanhvít (pronounced HLAHDH-guh-thur SWAN-hveet) appears as a Valkyrie with a deep connection to swans and mystical transformations. Her name means “Swan-White,” with “hlaðguðr” potentially translating to “clad in heather,”

Hrist, pronounced “HREEST,” is a Valkyrie whose name means “shaker” or “the one who stirs.” Her powerful name speaks of her ability to shake the battlefield and instill fear in

Kára, pronounced “KAH-rah,” is a Valkyrie known for her connection to the wind and her fierce spirit. Her name means “wild storm” or “curl of the storm,” capturing her affinity

Hervör alvitr (pronounced “HAIR-vor AHL-veeter”) is a Valkyrie of unique wisdom and understanding. Her name means “all-wise,” indicating her deep knowledge and insight into both battle and the mysteries of

Róta, pronounced “ROH-ta,” is one of the most fearsome Valkyries. Her name means “sowing chaos” or “battle uproar,” capturing her fierce and wild nature. Róta is relentless when choosing the

Ráðgríðr, pronounced “Raath-greeth-r,” is a powerful Valkyrie whose name means “council of peace” or “wise in counsel.” Her name comes from the Old Norse words ráð, meaning advice or counsel,

Sveið’s (pronounced “Sveh-eeths”) appears in Norse mythology as a Valkyrie. Her name means “Gentle” or “Kind,” though some scholars suggest “Swift” as a possible meaning. Other spellings include Sveid and